A few weeks
back while in the Verizon store I was wearing a Marine Corps baseball
cap and the clerk asked if I was a veteran and that's when I
discovered that by bringing in a copy of my DD-214 I could get a
discount on my phone bill. It wasn't much, about $5.00 a month, but
five dollars is five dollars and it's better to have it in my pocket
than put it in theirs. As it turns out, there are quite a few places
that offer discounts to active duty personnel, retirees and veterans,
but you usually have to ask.
VeteransAdvantage is a military benefits program for national brand-name
companies that want to honor and thank those who serve our country
with military savings. Their partner companies offer exclusive
military offers redeemed with the VetRewards Card.
Veterans
Advantage members never need to show or make copies of their
government issued military IDs. Members securely redeem their savings
with the VetRewards Card ID from Veterans Advantage. Veterans
Advantage issues the VetRewards Card that verifies eligibility for
military discounts at the point of sale, online or by phone.
U.S. Active
Duty, Retired Military, Military Veterans, National Guard and
Reserve, both former and currently serving, from all branches and
periods of service, including peacetime, are eligible to enroll in
Veterans Advantage. Family members may enroll in their own Member
Plan and receive full member benefits. Family members must be the
'next of kin' spouse, father, mother, brother, sister, son or
daughter of a current or former military service person (living or
deceased).
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